Mychelle Mollot

Former Halogen, Solace CEO Les Rechan joins software firm Knak as adviser

Christie Lake Kids gala nets $138K to connect inner-city kids with sports and culture

The evening raised a net total of $138,200 for Christie Lake Kids’ STAR (Skills Through Arts and Recreation) program run in 12 locations in 10

People on the Move: Improvised interview starts a new chapter for Mychelle Mollot

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Long-time technology executive Mychelle Mollot is the new chief marketing officer at the Ottawa-based software firm Knak.

Sure sign of growth: Software firm Knak making a name for itself as it prepares to move into new HQ

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Less than a year after raising US$25 million in venture capital, Ottawa-based email marketing software maker has more than doubled its headcount to 80 people

ONFE School Breakfast Program hosts virtual café to raise money for hungry kids

Public invited to participate in daily online coffee breaks as School Breakfast Program celebrates 30th anniversary

Kanata’s Lytica, Solace and You.i TV land millions in FedDev funding

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The Federal Economic Development Agency of Southern Ontario is providing loans worth a total of $11.2 million to the three Kanata-based tech companies.

Growing Ottawa startup has a Knak for email design software

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Firm’s customers include Google, Verizon and one of the world’s most popular social media platforms.

Spark Soirée raises $83K for ONFE’s School Breakfast Program

The smell of bacon wafting through the air was probably the best savoury reminder of what Saturday’s Spark Soirée was all about: making sure no child

Ottawa’s Solace hires former Halogen, Klipfolio executives

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After landing a high-profile new CEO earlier this fall in former Halogen Software boss Les Rechan, Kanata’s Solace has further bolstered its leadership team with

Veteran executive Jon Milne leaving Invest Ottawa for new role at Klipfolio

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One of Invest Ottawa’s most recognizable faces is leaving the organization to join one of the city’s fastest-growing software firms. Jonathan Milne, who helped mentor